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How do I enter partnership basis information on k1 into a 1040?

11/3/09 8:16 PM,   Viewed by asker 11/3/09 11:17 PM
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I have a partnership with negative basis with heavy losses and low income tax credits over a period of 2004-2008.  Client wants me to amend all the returns, but I understand that b/c the basis is negative they cannot realize the losses.  I don't see any place in my PS 2004 software K1 worksheet to enter this (I don't see any place in the 08 version either)

I have entered all the data, but b/c the basis is missing results will not be correct.

I see you can enter this information on the final k1 (disposition worksheet) but none of these years are finals, obviously.

Thanks!

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11/3/09 8:25 PM

There is no place for basis on the k-1 w/s, only the 6198 for at-risk basis. You should keep a free-standing basis w/s and carry it forward into every year's file for future reference.

As it gets closer to tax season, I wish I had some hair to pull out.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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